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Stanford researcher says relationships and memory can help in a crisis
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Stanford researcher Kelly McGonigal discussed crisis and well-being in a conversation with Mel Robbins.
McGonigal said the body, memory and relationships can help people find meaning even in difficult circumstances.
She referred to loss, war and other extreme situations as examples.
The text mentions seven resources for finding well-being, but does not list them.
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Stanford researcher Kelly McGonigal says the body, memory and relationships can help people find meaning during a crisis.
She shared the view in a conversation with Mel Robbins.
The discussion addressed finding well-being amid losses, war and extreme situations.
Infobae described the conversation as covering seven resources for finding well-being during a crisis.
- Who
- Stanford researcher Kelly McGonigal and interviewer Mel Robbins.
- What
- McGonigal said the body, memory and relationships can help people recover a sense of meaning during a crisis.
- When
- The article was published on 2026-11-04.
- Where
- The conversation was with Mel Robbins; a location is not stated.
- Why
- To discuss ways to find well-being and meaning during losses, war or extreme situations.
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- Researcher
- Kelly McGonigal
- Interviewer
- Mel Robbins
- Publication date
- 2026-11-04
- Resources discussed
- 7 for finding well-being during a crisis